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everything was moved and boarded up when they we got home. >> residents let us into their homes to see windows boarded up. one woman, seven months pregnant said she thood stay with family in alameda because of the odor. >> i don't have choice. because i have so much vomiting. i can't stay here. >> residents are frustrated. there is a melee nearly sparked when a group tried to show us their homes but mangers said we were not allowed in the office. this property was bought last mochl the president of the group that opens it and is redeveloping the property. >> i don't want to make it sound like we feel like concerns are valid. why we're addressing these things as they come to use he says he wants to work with the residents to address concerns. and inspectors toured through here today. the city's principle civil engineer says there have cruise ordered to stop. minimum requirements are just not being met. and the developers need to meet with the city on monday to redraw plans. and part of the order issued by the city of oakland crews have to cut homes into those plywood windows to be able

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so who drove us home?ark: the president is set to unveil a $2 million energy plant in hopes of better supervising the oil markets. he wants congress penalties for market and fairness. >>darya: the man that killed 77 people in norway says that he would do it again. andrea's brave it claimed in a prepared statement to the court to be speaking as the commander of a region and european anticommunist resistance movement and an anti islam militant group, the knights templar. he denies any criminal guilt saying that he was acting in self-defense. he says he acted out of goodness, not evil, to prevent a barger civil war. the three widows of osama bin-laden and his three children are expected to be deported to saudi arabia today. the bin-laden family has been in custody since may when bin-laden looked killed. >>mark: republicans in washington are blocking a bill that would have set a minimum tax rate for 30 percent of americans who earn more than 1 million a year. democrats fell nine votes short of passing the bill

that bull sceptically after all particularly good gains recently now as well as that we've also got us home sales as well they've dropped sharply every to hit the worst level in nearly a decade but that's not nearly as bad as what someone anticipated from the slight belief that well let's get on and talk about europe francoise hollande in a france he wants to renegotiate france's year membership and stop the painful spending cuts members have to make by foreign minister. just as those terms aren't negotiable that set up a blazing around between the two linchpins of the single currency and others have a look at the european markets we see the closing figures on the screen for the. as you can see investors what. was signed up of thirty measures is the way forwards and we've got to remember as well seventeen countries signed those forms to say they were going to put those cuts in place including france so let's get on to the dollar see how the common currency is performing at this hour we can see is a one third zero one we've got the rivers well those are the closing figures we have a hard aga

so who drove us home? to 12,00958, a big jump right out to the gate.watching the numbers on wall street and we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. xi xi cause cold [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >>erica: here is a live look at conditions from the mt. tam cam. low cloud cover in we are starting to see sunshine already. as we focus in on temperatures right outside the door, we have a good mix of upper 40's is low 50s. you will definitely want to dress in layers. later this afternoon we could be warm and some of our inland areas. los 70's for the north bay as well. significant the cooler in places like half moon bay. 62 over in daly city. as we turn our attention to satellite and radar, you can see

at this silver spring home, this man told us he was a relative, but that no one inside wanted to comment. back in the sea on emerson street police searched the home of 19-year-old michael davis. neighbors tell us this photo is of davis. it appeared -- he is the younger brother of two nfl starts -- vernon davis of the san francisco forty-niners and dante davis of the miami dolphins. police arrested michael 39 after a chase. he is charged with attacking a 19-year-old woman with a hammer a few blocks from his home. >> recovered from the back spotted by the suspect was a claw hammer that is believed to be the weapon involved in this assault last night. >> that attack is similar to three others over the past 72 hours a in the same area. one victim, a denver tourist died from his injuries. investigators are investigating whether michael davis is linked to those attacks be in the family is stunned at the news. >> michael? oh my god. i have known him from a baby. i cannot believe it. it is unreal. >> a man who told us he is for the davis -- vernon daviss' does not believe the charges. we are liv

million tourists a year coming to disney and universal and often times getting arrested and flying us homend hiring us from california or europe, it is not totally unusual to not meet with your client personally. we do it all the time. >> let's bring in john butchko, a retired miami police department homicide detective. john, good to have you with us tonight. as an investigator, did the attorneys' statements impact a potential case against george zimmerman, from what you can see? >> well, it's a pleasure being here. no, from what i can see, from their statements, what they say really means nothing to the case, especially what they're saying to the media and during these press conferences. however, should he be charged and should this case go before a jury, by saying those exact words in front of a jury could influence that jury to find the defendant not guilty. however, the case is going to be based on the physical evidence, on the angles of the shot, the injuries to mr. zimmerman, and a variety of other information, which will be important to a jury. defense lawyers all the time will talk

used condoms and empty box of handcuffs. all items found in different areas near her home. stigators are continuing their searches of local bodies of water using side scan sonar and divers if necessary. yesterday, a huge crowd of sierra's family and friends marked the one month since she disappeared. she disappeared march 16th before heading off to school. they released hundreds of balloons, all of them pink, her favorite color. and each one carrying handwritten messages of hopes and prayer for her safe return home. >> if sierra could be here right now, she would say, thank you for not giving up on me. >> tomorrow morning, the klaas kids foundation will start another one of its volunteer searches, being run out of burnett elementary in morgan hill. if you are interested, you need to be there between 8:00 and 1:00. make sure you're bringing a photo i.d. to prove you're at least 18 years old. reporting live here in san jose, "today in the bay." >>> lawmakers today picking up a proposal that would regulate medical marijuana statewide. assemblyman introducing that bill that woul

are now also we mentioned earlier about us home sells well for now back in february they said their first monthly game in ten months starts while new home sales on mars paving above market expectations of analysts before. they say that it's really am seeing signs of stabilization you said have yourself as well go about since two thousand and eight financial crisis that the housing markets are right nosedive is a a real. now let's talk about europe for a minute ok we're going to concentrate on france not alone so he's eating up a lot of headlines in this way he wants to renegotiate france's your eye membership and stop the toughest spending cuts members are forced to make a foreign minister suggests that there's no room for negotiation and now raul has said if you look at how the european markets closed up today i will say that they did manage to hold on and today. rather. see that point eight sent up. a percentage point up this last we had this contentious in the netherlands we do support the spanish debt crises are really concerning investors. the sense that all is going to try to raise

>> kim, take us home. ♪ tell me something good ♪ tell me that you love me yeah ♪ >> give us a little>> all three! ♪ tell me something good >> yeah, baby! >> a big round of applause. >> and a parting gift for everyone. >> you guys, thank you for coming to see us. >> if they're too big, be happy. >>> "the voice" airs monday at 8:00 p.m. and tuesdays at 9:00. >>> we have news about britney spears -- speaking of these singing shows. "the x factor" may -- britney may be a judge. papers are saying $15 million. so far nothing has been inked. >> what do you want for a part-time job? >> i mean that's unbelievable. >> here's -- simon cowell has had a miss a little bit with this "x factor." it is not a smash hit everybody thought it was going to be but it certainly is working for them. they'd like to get more attention. how do you get more attention? they got attention by letting the two judges go, paula abdul and nicole -- i can never say her last name. and letting go the host. now the big news is, who's going to be the host? so they get all the attention. then they get somebody like a britney

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use hospital emergency departments. we also find that the -- it is higher hospital and post-hospital spending in skilled nursing facilities, short-term spending in skilled nursing facilities and by home health agencies that are the largest source of the extra spending that i've described to you for people with long-term care needs. the good news is that using new authorities in the affordable care act, the center for medicare and medicaid services is promoting delivery innovations that through care recognition aim to reduce this kind of excessive hospital and with it post-hospital service use. but past experience tells us that without effective targeting to beneficiaries, most at risk of inappropriate and high hospital use such as the long-term care users i've been describing, the coordination is not likely to produce significant savings. that's why it's so important that medicare target its innovations to people with chronic conditions and functional limitations and coordinate the full range of their service needs. although limited in number, programs that do this exist and have shown all around the country, but mall in number, and they have shown promise in reducing hospital use, n

administrators say students were changing attendance records dating back to december using home and school computers sometimes even during class. in some days they were deleting absences and tardies interest their own records in other scenarios making money off fellow students. >> they were selling access passwords to students. >> i've heard that someone has hacked into the system and changed attendance. >> if you have enough absences it will drop your grid, three unexcused absences or something like that will cause your grade to drop. >> reporter: that last student is speaking to motive, other reasons besides grades that are being kicked around campus is athletes wanted to stay eligible to play and students in general not wanting parents to find out they were skipping school. suspensions for the 50 students will last one to five days, expulsion can last up to one year. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 5:06. >>> oakland police investigating the fatal shooting of a 24-year-old man while he was pushing his 1-year-old son in a toy car yesterday afternoon at 3:15 in east oakland at fenham and 66

uses for war right here at home although the government claims that the drones will only be used for specific cases and not just wanton surveillance we see time and time again constant abuses of power within the expanding security and surveillance industries so are these drones essential to our national security or that they are the latest infringement of our civil liberties and we step in opposite is the national security council for epic she works on the issues of national security government surveillance digital security and open government and is here to tell me why we should keep our eyes on the skies. amy. congress hasn't really had a hearing talk about the implications of what on men drone surveillance would do in the u.s. why do you think this is and what do you think the implications would be well congress passed this bill as you said earlier this year that allowed drones to or will facilitate drones operating the united states and they did it without a hearing without really anything they passed it very quickly and it went through and nobody really heard anything about it t

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using gas. my round trip is approximately 40 miles to work. head on homeop at the grocery store, whatever else that i need to do -- still don't have to use gas. i'm never at the gas station unless i want some coffee. it's the best thing ever. as a matter of fact, i'm taking my savings so that i can go to hawaii. ♪ >>> you're hearing tonight for the first time not how to figure out what is a better or a worse expected earnings report to do a good trade. it seems to be a dominant way of thinking. but how to put these reports to work for you. select the best stocks and prune those that need to go. i'm talking longer term perspective. we figured out how to compute the growth rate of a company and whether it's too expensive based on that growth rate. something on jim cramer at twitter i keep getting that question. it's answered. sector analysis. it's part of the earnings report. and we've learn how'd to focus on gross margins, something that can only come out of the conference call. now we must address two more pieces of the earnings puzzle. and these are reall

us. my home is "today" and i think it's the best morning broadcast on the air and always will. >> do you feel a bit -- >> however, for $30 million i would come back. but it's not going to happen. maybe. all in all it's not a bad thing for us. my home is "today" and i think it's the best morning broadcast on the air and always will. >> do you feel a bit -- >> however, for $30 million i would come back. but it's not going to happen. maybe. >> do you feel a bit sorry for ann curry? because i love ann. i think she's a terrific broadcaster. an incredibly warm lovely person. she's getting all this bitchy flack. >> i hope she has enough perspective to ignore it. it comes with the territory. and ann's great. she's an unbelievable journalist. beyond that, she's one of the loveliest people you'll ever meet as you know. a true class act. >> she really is. >> if the numbers are going up and down, it's not ann. these things happen. you know, i believe in her very strongly. i'm sure the team does as well. she's phenomenal. you just can't read into this stuff and can't look at it. because nobody wants

daughter who discovered the body when she and their 12-year-old child went to the home the morning after murders. he showed ushe pictures of the victims which are placed neatly in a row in a home made altar in the dining room. 5 bodies were found early friday morning march 23. violence and bloody carnage happened some time the night before. the victims l a cook at chinese restaurant. his wife many. their daughter, their son and his wife. they had been bludgeoned to death 1 by 1 by their killer. police forensic investigators have already removed evidence from the house. but the 2 story home is pretty much the way it was the day after the murders. with blood stains covering the floors. several law enforcement agency have given abc 7 the following chronology of what happened that violent evening. they say the suspect new both vincent and his wife. they hired him as plumber to help them renovate the house last year. sources say many she was the first killed body found on the first floor where she and vincent lived. we are told the killer then most likely murder the parents. the bodies were found here in the garag

so who drove us home? (jack) i did. whoa... why are you still here? he dared you to eat my keys.phone. heh heh. [muffled phone ringtone] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest this evening is a 15-time nba all-star. a league mvp, a four-time nba champion and an olympic gold medalist. please welcome back to our show, the great shaquille o'neal! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ t-shirt and my panties on t-shirt and my panties on t-shirt and my panties on t-shirt and my panties on ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hold on. hold on. >> jimmy: yeah. >> was he just singing "t-shirt and my panties on"? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the last time i -- >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> jimmy: the last time -- last time i ran into you, this happened. you lost a bet. and -- [ laughter ] you lost a bet. >> play that again for me. that sounded so nice. ♪ ♪ t-shirt and my panties on t-shirt and my panties on t-shirt and my panties on t-shirt and my panties on ♪ ♪ t-shirt and my panties on [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: last time -- we had a bet -- we had bet last time you came on, w

many have never been on the web before and no one in the home uses the internet either. >>> troubled may fuel obesity in girls. that's coming up next on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> from am baltimore street to -- a baltimore street to every corner in the world, an attorney shares his moral and legal opinion about tv. >>> there was no time to yell "look out." how an officer is doing after getting hit on the job. >>> and is there a cure for snoring? we're looking live at the jfx. i think anyone who has traveled this highway would take this any time, any day, any month. the crash this morning set things off. for the drive home, it is beautiful, as is the weather. your first forecast with wyatt everhart. >> take a look right now. near 90 degrees. that ties the old all sometime record and so, yeah, if it felt

. >> reporter: we have a special logo, including to use at home games. they are available in our team store and orioles.com if you would like to pick up a souvenir. i was going to get a pretzel and a ball hit the seat i was sitting in. check out the photos brian and i have been taking on facebook throughout the course of the morning. we will tell you what you can do family wise. this is a family friendly event. back to the studio. >>> 100 years ago today the titanic hit an iceberg and sank. where you can view records from the passenger ship and how you can do it for less. >>> hurricane season doesn't start until june 1st, this season may not be that bad. >>> it's opening day, it's cold out there this morning, i'm going tell you if you are going to need the coat for the big game, coming up. >>> what can you expect on your drive heading out the door? light, we will let you know what you can expect. >>> a series of records will be released from the titanic. ancestry.com will release records. the website says the public can search the collection for free tha

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doesn't mean we're not home at home in our workweek. follow us as home. i would challenge some. we are busy at home but doing oversight as well and field hearings. interesting. if we were given a heads up in may of 2011, by then director martha johnson, about this oversight, or this independent -- the inspector general's report, we might have been able to take a little bit quicker action. we might have been able to do hearings as early as last summer instead of now doing it when it's released in april of 2012. >> in north carolina, sheryl joins us, a democratic caller there. go ahead, sheryl. >> caller: yes, i just don't see much difference between the gsa wasting money and republican congress who are getting their salaries and benefits for three years and all they have been doing is saying no to the president. the republicans have accomplished nothing in the past three years. >> all right. let's get a response to that. >> well, i've been married for going on 29 consecutive years this august. and my wife and i don't always get along but we understand that in order to get things

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all the baseball that is the o a use at home this year will have the stamp. >>> brandon mckinney is signingthe indianapolis colts, the third raven to join chuck pagano, the new coach at indy, but webb is staying and has agreed to a six-year contract to remain with the ravens. he was the third round draft pick in went 09 and has developed to one of the top d- backs in the league. >>> college will a cross, johns hopkins back in action four days after the first loss of the year and bounce back big time with a home win over albany. this goal never in doubt, a 17- 6 victory improving hopkins' record to 9-1 on the season. >>> in hockey, the washington capitals clinch a play-off spot but may have lost their starting goalie in the process. noivers leaves with a left leg injury but alec ovechkin and the caps go onto win and make the fifth straight playoff appearance. >>> and i'll make a 6:30 a.m. appearance with the coffee tomorrow at the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> you could call it the world's largest vending machine. instead of candy bars, it delivers cars. take a look at this mechanical marvel that sit

serve several practices as care coordinator, who are able to connect using both visits and the technology to people who are in their own homes and enable them to connect to resources for support. i think medicare can do a lot in that regard. >> so you perhaps you could be making house calls using technology without actually being on site. >> i am confident it is not exactly the same, but you could greatly enhance support for people, both in terms of monitoring their conditions and in terms of helping them keep track of people sunni know when a crisis is occurring. -- so you know when a crisis is occurring. helping identify when people need intervention and trying to connect them to the resources, the infrastructure we are talking about building, so that they can stay home so that we do not have unnecessary hospitalization. >> i am sure i will not be stubborn and my children will think i am very flexible. they both want to live in their own homes in their later years, imagine that. they both took falls, and there was no one there, and both of them late in the bathroom or kitchen for half a day or longer. as a result of those

it does allow you to use it at home.most of the bay area in yes, even if you regularly smoke. >> if you have a comment or a story idea, e-mail >>stanley: . coming up, the republican presidential primary is on tuesday, which can did it is expected to win. we will also explain how an application allows you to get paid by watching television. a new museum dedicated to the titanic is now open. we will show you some of the items on display. stay with us. the >> da lin is in morgan hill where hundreds of volunteers have been searching for missing teen sierra lamar. >> the search ended around 7:30 p.m.. the efforts to find the sierra lamar continue online. take a look at this, the klass kids foundation started a 24 hour social media vigil. they're asking people to change their profile picture. here is an example where someone it changed their facebook profile picture. they're asking people to do that on facebook, it twitter and all social media channels. they're asking people to leave the picture up for at least 24 hours until

>> bring us home, cam.lastly, the lion isn't sleeping tonight. >> i see what you did there. >> you like that? the show now holds the crown as the king of the broadway jungle. that is pretty amazing. the musical, the highest-grossing show of all-time, roaring past "the phantom of the opera." it was easter weekend that made all the difference. it helped "lion king," surge past "phantom," making over $2 million at the box office. congratulations to "the lion king," across the street. i made my second cameo in "the newsies." last night. maybe "lion king" is next? i don't know. >> we do have tape of it? >> it was shot last night. i'll be back. >> from "newsies" to news. >> with mary poppins background. i would say we had focus. >> i had to ask. >> thanks, cam. >> nice job. >> appreciate you pinch hitting here. >> absolutely. i love this. >> we'll talk "dancing with the stars" with you in a bit. >>> let's get outside. sam is out there with the people. sam? >> we are live in times square. good morning, everyone. y

home. today, he used the call to make a desperate plea to our own andrea mitchell. >> and pinning it, the new obsession that helps millions of women share their favorite things. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. since the wright brothers' first flight, we have competed with birds for space in the sky. they were there first, and from time to time, they remind us of that. occasionally with dire consequences. over just the past 24 hours, three jet aircraft have been hit. in the first instance, tragedy was avoided at new york's jfk when the jet was able to circle around back. but now we have learned air force two carrying the vice president and another jet carrying secretary of state clinton have also been hit. all of them in the past 24 hours. nbc's pete williams is with us tonight with this still developing story. pete, good evening. >> brian, it happened to secretary clinton's plane while she was flying from brusseling to parririparis, the air force it safety, but sometimes birds can cripple a 90,000 pounds aircraft. riveting video captures how it sounds and looks when it's bird ver

. >> this organization may build us a home that is safe for my husband to be in. we do have a standardized dress code and we support the military, but we have to be consistent across the board when it comes to following the dress code. >> okay, fine, but the parents want to know how come students are allowed to wear t-shirts with college logos on them, but not those supporting the wounded werors? the school district says if a parent thinks the dress code needs to be changed, they are welcome to bring it up at a board meeting, but we are going to bring it up to you. bands clothing with advertisements, but dot rules, are they to black and white? should administrators look at a situation and judge on the merit? slide your thoughts into mcginty's mail bag. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> the warm weather is slowly coming back, but apparently the umbrellas may be needed. topper has a wet forecast for part of our week. that's coming up. plus this. >> i'm dave owens in manhattan. rg3 was here today. is he ready for the draft? is he ready to be a redskin? i'll have

use. the slide is directly across the street from the shaw home. eighbors toll us slides happen every so often but not of that magnitude. crews worked all day to remove the hazard. but weren't able to finish the task before dark. >> it took longer than expected to get the debris out of the area. partly because of the steep road and partly because of the wires that are in the way. >> reporter: this evening heavy machinery was brought in. the city says it's own expert and engineer hired by the homeowner determined that it's safe for the residents to stay in the home tonight. >> if something does happen tomorrow we do reserve the right to tag it tomorrow. >> it's like an old country road. very quiet. >> reporter: back here live, pg & e told us electricity to dozens of homes here would be restored by 9:00 tonight. the shaw family told us they got their electricity back by 9:30. amber lee, ktvu news. >>> to put it into perspective. last night's weather storm very large. we had a lot of lightning strikes. 750 cloud to ground strikes. there's the clouds go

some companies produce tools used for home use as well. in those cases is much easier but when you have tools -- e s s advocated know your customer standards where companies would be required to be transparent to they're selling it to and what they're selling and what it will be used for. that is our position at the moment but i have seen other proposals from other organizations that deal with similar ways of handling it. it is a difficult fight and ultimately we will have to force the hand of these companies to be transparent. without the shareholders it is quite difficult to get them to move on that. >> a definite way we're starting to see socially responsible investors move into this sector and they haven't been thinking until recently about technology companies in terms of the downside and whether there are certain companies -- so that is part of it. part of it is greater awareness. a lot of these companies have been getting away with it with no public reporting on what they have been doing or anything else for a very long time. there

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specifically, the budget supports epa's efforts to introduce cleaner vehicles and fuels and to expand the use of home-grown renewable fuels. this includes funding for epa's federal vehicles and fuel standards and certification program that supports certification and compliance testing for all emission standards. this also includes implementation of the president's historic agreement with the auto industry for carbon pollution and fuel economy standards through 2025 for cars and light duty vehicles, including testing support for ntsa's fuel economy standards. taken together, the administration standards for cars and light trucks are projected to result in $1.7 trillion of fuel savings and $12 billion fewer barrels of oil consumed. this funding will also help support implementation of the first ever carbon pollution and fuel economy standards for heavy duty trucks. madam chairman, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. while my testimony reflects only some of the highlights of epa's budget request, i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you very much. i wonder -- we're going to e

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